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This plant has long, grey-green leaves with vertical grooves and light green stripes. It’s a herbaceous perennial succulent that can grow up to 3 feet across and up to 7 feet high.
The name is from Gustav Bantel, a native of St. Louis, Missouri, who developed and patented it in 1948. Although it doesn’t produce many flowers, the long, vertical flower stalks are attractive.
Black Gold snake plant is native to Africa and India and doesn’t require much maintenance, apart from watering once every week or two during the summer or once a month in the winter.